Altai: Wu Ming
Sequel to Q, in which characters from the first book come back to settle old scores, as the Republic of Venice and the whole 16th Century world order seem ready to crumble.
Class struggles, climate change, and the origins of modern agriculture
Civil disorder in England in the 1630s - Ian Brooke
Agrarian class structure and economic development in pre-industrial Europe - Robert Brenner
The London Riots 1641-42
Witch-hunts and the transition to capitalism?
I remember when I first Silvia Federici's Caliban and the Witch I liked its synthesis of autonomist Marxist emphasis on class struggle and Foucauldian 'politics of the body', situating the womens struggles as a site of class conflict. But I also had some nagging doubts about elements of the historical narrative.
1600-1980: Introduction to the United States - Noel Ignatiev
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